The three films with the worst losses in the history of domestic films, the greater the publicity, the more losses

In recent years, domestic films have gradually risen. Although production costs have also begun to be in line with international standards, the production quality is generally average, which also causes the input costs and benefits to be completely disproportionate. The losses of bad movies are generally the biggest. Next, let’s look at the three movies with the worst losses in the history of domestic movies.

"Journey to the West: Daughter Kingdom", although the leading stars are popular stars Zhao Liying and Feng Shaofeng, it obviously did not attract a large number of fans to contribute to the box office. The total investment of this movie is 550 million, but the final box office is only 727 million. Don't think that the movie box office is higher than the investment to make money. This film conservatively lost 150 million.

"Shanghai Fortress" can be said to be the worst domestic blockbuster of 2019. Although it looks like a science fiction film, after reading it carefully, I discovered that it is a romance film dressed in science fiction. If "Wandering Earth" opened the door to China's science fiction, then "Shanghai Fortress" closed China's door to science fiction. Although

has the blessings of traffic superstar Lu Han and Chinese film goddess Shu Qi, the box office and word-of-mouth are tragic to Waterloo. Before the release, the publicity was extremely loud, but it went offline only a week after the release, and the final box office was 120 million, with a conservative loss of more than 300 million.

"Ashura", "Ashura" can be said to be an epic-level bad film, invested 740 million, but the Douban score is only 2.9 points. Before it was released, the official claimed to be the Chinese version of "Lord of the Rings", but the box office turned out to be less than 50 million yuan, almost a fraction of the total investment. This movie just verifies a law of the Chinese film industry, that all the Chinese version of XX movies that claim to be imitations of foreign classics will hit the streets.